In message of 10 Jun, Kell <kell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Now that I am using Geminus with two screens, I have noticed > inconsistencies in the positioning of Artworks dialogue boxes. > > There are three possibilities: > Ctrl-f1: Document info - opens at pointer position; > Ctrl-f2: New colour - opens where last opened; > Ctrl-f3: Edit colour - opens where last opened; > Ctrl-f4: Line thickness - opens at pointer position; > Ctrl-f5: Line ends - opens at centre of screen; > Ctrl-f6: Arrowheads - opens at centre of screen; > Ctrl-f7: Dash pattern - opens at centre of screen; > Ctrl-f8: Join style - opens at centre of screen; > Ctrl-f9: Alignment - opens where last opened; > Ctrl-Sh-f4: separations - opens at pointer position > etc etc. > > It's the ones that open at the centre of screen which are annoying, > because they straddle the two monitors, and have to be moved before they > can be used. (True also of error messages, but I expect that's hard wired > into the OS.) > > An alternative to the centre of screen would be the centre of the working > window, or, better, where last opened (so you could ensure all dialogue > boxes appearing on the right screen leaving the working document clear on > the left). > > Of course, there must be precious few users of Artworks who are using two > screens, so it would be unreasonable of me to expect any major changes > solely at my behest! > > But if this was easy to change.... I thoroughly support these proposals - with my two-screen system. -- Tim Powys-Lybbe tim@xxxxxxxxx For a miscellany of bygones: http://powys.org/ ------------------------------------------------------------ To change, suspend or cancel your subscription go to //www.freelists.org/list/artworks ------------------------------------------------------------